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At the beginning of this thread is a picture of an old one Brac... nope that was on another one... just do a search for queen traps at the top...

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Yep! That is what those are... I always loved them... but that was me... I have about 50+ of them... and just made more to sell.

Back in the 60's and 70's we used them to prevent swarming... what was nice, is if the queen went in the bees would start balling her and we would take them and the trap, move it to another hive...

Lost me ARK BEE...

Are you saying you didn't get up?

Barry, my teachers always said, we couldn't :no: unless we brought enough for everyone. :w: So we will all be waiting for ours. :D And... I don't even drink. :ws

One... that is what it is worth, a dollar and that's why it is being sold there.... I am sure no one was having any luck at selling that crapola, and second... why would you tell us there is an...

Good Job! Have fun! ;)

wow... took them long enough... LOVE those speedy trials. :sleep:


Glad it ended well though.

HAB, I want to thank you for being in our sharing.

Sometimes we wonder why things happen. But in all things there are reasons. I remember when I was a Sr. in high school and my father was...

I paint the outer sides and the landing part just into the hive. I don't paint the bottom and only ever use the larger side.

If I am not mistaken, Barry paints the inside of his hives. I don't, but if he does, then your mistake isn't a too bad of one.

JUST DON'T DO IT AGAIN! :lpf:

;) Thanks for that story. You should have went out and played with him. I always loved doing that with my daughters and their friends. Brought back my childhood and memories. :thumbsup:

I've done that before, for people I knew and for people I have never met. First time was back in 97.

THE OLD

PHONE ON THE WALL



When I was a young boy, my father had one of the first telephones in our neighborhood. I remember the polished, old case fastened to the wall. The shiny receiver...

I have always liked a solid BB.... :) Just depends on you.

They use a very expensive router bit.

I see 4 ads. Why did you ask this in Dec 09?

Mike

I use wired wax foundation. I sometimes use wired frames in the brood chamber, and always in the supers, with wired wax foundations? What is unprinted?

Like I said I am, and will with the ones I am adding this spring. I do have many of the norm, but I make sure there are defects for them to fix.

It is Propolis. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propolis

http://www.fao.org/docrep/w0076e/w0076e14.htm

http://www.pureroyaljelly.com/propolis.html

WLC; I was in such a fly yesterday here in my office that I was having to run out to the other office, and kept coming back- to type- and had to gather my thoughts each time. -
Nevertheless, I...

Well, I have never and I am sure they will not, use foundationless frames. Commercial beekeeping is not like a back yard beekeeper. Those frames go through alot. If they didn't use wired wax...

I know many commercial beekeepers, and although I can't speak for them all, the ones I know- do as I do. They don't treat- and look at it as if they die, then they were weak and they weeded out the...

Like the US, gives them something to do to make others think they are doing their jobs to earn their pay.:lpf:

I never understood why we have to have a passport to get back into our own county...

I agree with you guys... It amazes me how they like to feed fear. If you can find something that people are afraid of, you can feed it and make people afraid.
I like the point in asking- why not...